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“For far too long, businesses like ours have been effectively shipping water around the globe…”
The amount of water used to produce food and goods imported to developed countries is worsening water shortages in the developing world, a report says.
Sudan is holding its first elections since the end of the 21-year north-south civil war which saw some four million people flee their homes
What is clear is that water is in the political limelight. Earlier this year, President Lula and his party’s candidate in November’s presidential election, Dilma Rousseff, travelled to Salitre, on the opposite bank of the Sao Francisco, to inaugurate a separate irrigation project.
A Leicester police officer has enlisted celebrity dance group Diversity to help drive home crime prevention advice to students.
Gordon Brown is unveiling Labour’s manifesto, pledging not to raise income tax and more public service reform as he bids for a fourth term in office.